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My elbow and wrist got excited for a second. I look for anyway to keep both hands on the keyboard at all times. The trackpad on my notebook allows me to keep them rather close to the keyboard, but accuracy is an issue. Trackpads are just not that good really. Neither is the head recognition either in the accuracy area. Cool idea though.

I use a lot of keyboard shortcuts to get things done quicker. Simple example would be TAB and shift+TAB to navigate between text areas like the subject and body of an email or lines in a form when you are filling out personal info like email address ect. Also CMD/CTRL+C or for copy and so on. I think I might even try to keep track of how often I use my trackball VS my keyboard. Then see where I can improve on using the keyboard even more day in and day out.

You can check out his other projects here.

I’m currently waiting for his new Quicksilver interface Sliverflow Quicksilver is the other app that I use to keep those hands on the keyboard.